Everyone at Edison Elementary is pumped for the yearly Read-a-Thon this winter! Kids get to read all they want during the holiday break—it’s a fun reading thing. They can win little prizes and help get books added to their classrooms by raising cash. School leaders believe the Read-a-Thon helps kids love reading and keeps them learning when school's out. It gets them into good reading habits outside of class.

Edison Elementary has more planned than just the Read-a-Thon for winter. Like, when the students return in January, there will be parent meetings and field trips too. Teachers and staff are working hard to keep in close contact with parents and chat about things that help students grow and get involved in their community. The school wants to help its students become better readers and get their families on board, which shows they care about their students' success and being involved.

Q1. Does Edison Elementary have programs that kids can go to before or after school?

Ans. Yes, the school offers students extra care and activities after school.

Q2. How can parents keep up with what's going on at school?

Ans. Newsletters, school apps, and parent meetings keep parents up to date.

Q3. Are there services to help English learners?

Ans. Yes, Edison Elementary has specific programs to help students learn English.

Q4. Does the school offer services for students with special needs?

Ans. Yes, students who qualify can get individualized special education and support services.

Q5. Do students get meals during the school day?

Ans. Yes, the school has breakfast and lunch programs for students who are already enrolled.